New apartment in a charming, historic building - temporary accommodation.

From the main staircase, you reach the recently renovated attic apartment (2nd floor). Entering through the apartment door, you find yourself in the entrance hall, which leads to a long corridor from which you can access all the living areas. On the right-hand side is the attractive bathroom (approximately 5.9 m²) with a bathtub, toilet, sink, and mirrored cabinet. A skylight in the bathroom creates a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The second room (Room II, approximately 16.3 m²) is ideal for use as a bedroom and features two large windows. Currently, it also contains a small workspace in addition to a bed. The spacious living room (approximately 23.5 m²) with its open-plan kitchen is the heart of the apartment. Like all the living areas, it has modern solid hardwood parquet flooring (oak). Even here, you can appreciate the special charm of the attic apartment: the cozy sloped ceilings are modern and reflect the natural structure of the roof and its supporting elements. The living room features a dining table, a sofa, and a television, as well as a built-in kitchen fully equipped with high-quality appliances. The bright ambiance is achieved through two skylights and a large dormer window in the living room, which provides access to the balcony. The southwest-facing balcony is located at the rear of the property, offering a peaceful view of the garden. With an area of just under 4 square meters, it provides space for a small table and chairs – perfect for enjoying the greenery. From the kitchen/living room, you can access the final room (Room I, approximately 12.1 square meters), which is also suitable for use as a bedroom. In addition to the second bed, this room includes a wardrobe, shelves, and further storage space. The apartment, with its layout and furnishings, is suitable for couples with or without children. However, due to the two fully functional bedrooms, it could also be used as a shared accommodation for working professionals. Overall, the apartment feels larger than the square footage suggests, thanks to the non-habitable portions of the sloped ceilings.